Enema Bulb Kit - Extra Large 12oz Anal Douche for Men and Women - Portable - BPA and Phthalates Free - by Mikacare

These enema kits are very convenient to use. I prefer to use these over the drugstore enemas. The design is very good. I like the check valve in the hose. The bulb has a one way valve in the base so that it can be used via gravity feed or simply squeeze the bulb. The valve keep water from being drawn back into the tubing. Having a clamp is very good as well to control flow. This kit would benefit by having a douche nozzle as one of the attachments. The enema nozzles are adequate for the intended purpose but a little short for a deeper cleansing. The entire kit is easy to disassemble and clean. I use toy cleaner from Joy to clean everything before air drying and putting it away in the little satchel it comes with. Overall I like this little kit. I did purchase the next larger one. It holds a bit more water and has the douche nozzle. The features are similar to this one. Either one will not disappoint you.

I bought many enemas in the past. One of the biggest issues with them comes down to cleaning. It is near impossible to check if they're good to use due to the tiny holes on them. And it's difficult to clean them and upkeep it. But this kit? This one is a game changer. Featuring a tube system and a one way valve, this kit is the love child between the bag and the bulbs. Even the tube that it comes with has a one way valve that prevents water from being sucked up back to the bulb. Another good thing this kit brings to the table is cleaning. With the screwable lid, you can easily check inside of the kit and be able to clean it much more efficiently. It's all so simple. The only pitfall is with when using the tube, you got to make sure you don't leak water out on accident as what ever is in the tube leaves through the nozzle. I also must say, the bulb is so pretty! The company's logo looks so nice on the bulb and gives it a bit of personality. Overall, This enema kit is worth it 100% if you're looking for something more high end that's not a bag

I like this product because it has the medical grade tubing that comes along with the enema bulb. I find that the one way valves inside the bulb along with the clamp on the hose allows for a proper muti-douche session without having to lay on the floor or deal with a butt load of air! Easy to use, easy to clean, easy to stow away as if to hide that your orifice isnt always so pristine!

Hose just a tad bit short. I’m a big guy so short hose not as easy to use. But it is soooooo easy to fill and does a great job. Very easy to clean. One way valves work great. Very nice addition to my medical supplies when occasionally needed.

Overall I’m impressed and satisfied. Ideal capacity easy to keep clean. A backflow prevention on both ends is great one for fluid and one for air excellent design. What is availability for replacement of the parts. I’m assuming not a problem for the administration in line valve. Not sure it’s possible for air value on the bulb. I would prefer a surgical rubber tube for the longest one from bulb to the next connection and a little longer. Overall a fine product works well for a 75 plus senior citizen easy to travel with. Please respond by email or phone 850-445-5152

This seemed like it was going to be a much better option than buying the disposable ones constantly, but it has some features that make it fall a little short. The softer nozzle that attaches directly to the bulb seemed like it was going to be great, but the hole that the water comes out of is on the side, so the water shoots sideways instead of straight up. I feel like this doesn't give me the amount of clean that I need. But in order to use the other nozzles that do shoot straight, you must attach them to the hose and it just turns into a much bigger ordeal when it comes to filling, using, emptying, refilling, etc. I wish they included an adaptor that allows those nozzles to attach directly to the bulb as well.

Best enema kit I've found. Easy to fill, easy to clean, no leaks, no spillage. None of the hassle like shower attachments and much easier to use (and more efficient) than just a bulb. This was the first bulb+hose style douche I tried, and I don't feel the need to look for another brand. Been using it for months now and see no quality degradation. Quick instructions for those who haven't used this style before, since I learned by failure: - Put hose, nozzle attachment, and tip together - Fill the bulb with warm water - Screw the attachment w/ hose onto the bulb while upright - Put finger over one-way valve on the bottom of the bulb - With the bulb still upright, insert tip - Turn bulb over and remove finger from one-way valve - Gently squeeze bulb until you see water level decreasing, then stop - Repeat as needed

it works as advertised - something I don't experience a lot Big "bulb" - one fill is enough to clean you out the bulb has a one-way air inlet valve so you can squeeze a bit - and release/repeat - takes 4-5 squeezes to empty bulb. One thing I would like to have is a nozzle a bit longer and bigger diameter for greater flow - squeeze has to be a steady pressure and not to hard as all that does is tire your grip! the silicone hose and one-way valve in the hose is also nice - no backflow when releasing the bulb to start another squeeze one caveat - one can squeeze to much when bulb is near empty/empty and blow in some air - which can be unpleasant after effect - I watch the liquid in the hose (85% transparent) and when I see the air - just stop squeeze. hose/adapter screws into the bulb so easy to clean after use and easy to fill before screw-attaching the hose/adapter I had a smaller drug-store bulb and fill was by squeeze/suck up from a cup - cumbersome and took 3-4 applications to do what this does one go - also the drugstore bulb cracked after about 3 months. waste of money only thing that might do better job of clean-out would be the hanging bag type - a lot more trouble that this item. it came with several nozzles - all with small diameter. And finally - a bit of paste lube is needed to provide for easy slipping in before starting the squeeze. always go slow and make sure to use very gentle pressure as your "insides" don't sense pain much if at all - don't want to damage anything!